Miwarashi Sedai (2025)
Genre: Drama
Duration: 115 minuten
Alternative titles: Brand New Landscape / 見はらし世代
Country:
Japan
Directed by: Danzuca Yuiga
Stars: Haruka Igawa, Mai Kiryu and Aoi Nakamura
IMDb score:
5,8 (149)
Releasedate: 15 May 2025
This movie is not available on US streaming services.
Miwarashi Sedai plot
Brother Ren and sister Emi lost their mother at a young age and struggle when their estranged father, Hajime, reappears in their lives. Hajime, a renowned landscape architect, left years ago to focus on his career, choosing work over family. Although his work suits a world that belongs to the future, old grievances continue to haunt him, and they find it difficult to forgive him and move on.
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Actors and actresses
Ren Takano
Hajime Takano
Emi Takano
Yumiko Takano
Maki
Akira Ando
Takuya
Hirata
Zhāng
Natsuki
Reviews & comments
mrklm
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- 12790 messages
- 10678 votes
Ten years after their mother [Mai Kiryû] ended their lives, Yumiko [Haruka Igawa] and her younger brother Ren [Kodai Kurosaki] live together in Tokyo and work in a flower shop. During a delivery round, Ren discovers that their father [Kenichi Endo], a famous architect who left them 7 years ago, has an office in the city. This offers an opportunity to discuss old frustrations and grief, but Yumiko, in particular, is reluctant. Yuiga dedicates this to the city and to his own mother. That explains why there are so many inserts of random passersby in various locations in Tokyo holding up the already meager story. Almost every spoken sentence is followed by a long pause, and ultimately, it is barely possible to make sense of it. Well-acted, but extremely boring. Unless you can't get enough of Tokyo street scenes.
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starbright boy (moderator films)
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- 22736 messages
- 5349 votes
A typical debut. Clearly autobiographical and very personal. Raw in the sense of unbalanced and sometimes shifting in style and color, and even the core of the film is not fixed. It jumps from essayistic documentary elements to a fictional film about loss that then shifts from realism to surrealism and has various angles. It extends the theme of loss to the entire city of Tokyo, where places are also being lost. I found it extremely fascinating in its unbalance and its ambition. I almost gave it an even higher rating, but that would be an exaggeration. The director is a talent that I hope will mature, but he won't make run-of-the-mill films.
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